Lafleur!

As far as I know, the genre of disco hockey-instruction music is limited to this one album released by Guy Lafleur in 1979.

Montreal Gazette - Sep 11, 1979

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Posted By: Alex - Mon Jan 02, 2023
Category: Music | Sports | 1970s

Comments

Had a frat bro named LaFleur. We called him Flower.

Posted by Virtual in Carnate on 01/02/23 at 07:37 AM

A real blast from the past! Notice that no one wore a face protector?

Posted by KDP on 01/02/23 at 03:01 PM

Talking about Flowers, the French translation of Games of Throne really missed its shot on this matter. Instead of Jean Neige (ridiculous), they should have gone with Jean Laneige (the standard way of writing a name), or better still, Jean Desneiges (real family name). This way, we would have had Lafleur (Flowers), Larivière (Rivers), Lamontagne (Gregor Clegane), Laroche (Stone, also the family name of Barney in the Flintstones), Dubois (Woods), and maybe Lesable, or Dessables (Sand).

Posted by Yudith on 01/03/23 at 06:32 AM

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